October 20, 201114 yr The round table discussions of E60 always remind me that I cannot stand that segment of the show. The pieces are OK, but that roundtable part is always terrible.
October 20, 201114 yr It is crazy how far some of these wrestlers have fallen. I agree with "X-Pac" comments about that show in Rhode Island. As a former superstar if he is that intoxicated to the point he had know idea what was going on. Then, they shouldn't have pushed him out on to the mat. Regardless of superstar status or not. That is flat out embarrasing for Scott Hall or any performer in that condition. The promoter is lucky he didn't die that night. "Say Hello to the Bad Guy!"
October 20, 201114 yr Tuff for me to watch. Scott was my favorite wrestler back in the 90's. I had and wore a NWO shirt. I went to Monday Night Nitro in Freedom Hall, Thursday Thunder in Rupp, and Halloween Havic at the MGM in Las Vegas. It's hard to believe he has fallen so much. I wish him the best on his recovery!
October 21, 201114 yr I loved Scott Hall as well, I really had trouble watching this last night. Same.
October 21, 201114 yr I didn't get to see the show, but I saw today where his son and him are no longer talking again. I guess this was recorded in May and the reunion only lasted about a month. The son said Scott Hall was still using drugs and abusive, so he decided to distance himself from him again. Truly a sad situation.
October 21, 201114 yr He will always be Razor Ramon to me. I LOVED late 80s WWF. This is a very sad story, but then again, he did make it to the top - $1,000,000 per yr?! If you cannot handle the success and you throw it away it is not society's fault. I wish him the best, but the future does not look bright.
October 21, 201114 yr Very sad, yet completely realistic of what can happen to anyone who develops serious problems with drugs and alcohol, regardless of who it is.
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